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Work hard play hard right?!

I used to play high level basketball and Ive been around a fair amount of athletes from different level sports.

I think some pro's can get away with it but generally they are never the absolute best at what they do.

The only exceptions I can think of are Jon Jones and Andrew Johns. Having said that AJ was a great player but IMO he wasnt relying on his physical talents to be the player he was as much as his skill level.

Going back to basketball, Jordan, Kobe, Lebron. These guys are on a different level (arguably the best to play the game) and are well known for their dedication to their craft, they were never outworked by even the 12th guy on the end of the bench trying to get into the line up.
 
I remember Paul Vanderhaar was an amazing footballer that would light up a smoke and have a beer after a game, and would often get in trouble for not turning up to training, whereas Ed Considine would spend twice the amount of training (drills) to get a game.

regardless of the type of athlete you are Or what the definition is the above story applies to many codes of sport.

some just have to work harder than others to operate at the same level.
 
yes, but fact is that many elite athletes know when enough is enough. I read gary ablett deliberately undertrained because he knew that harder training flattened him.

of course, getting skills is another story, even if one is gifted. daicos, the Macedonian marvel for collingwood, practised all the time after school; he used to be a defender when younger.
 

Jeez it would be nice to have a difference of opinion/discussion without you becoming belligerent and abusive.
 
Bazza20 said:
Abuse????

What.
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Tell me more about how I'm a shitty person that would fit in well with all the shitty people in Melbourne Baz?

I know [MENTION=895]Shrek[/MENTION] edited your post but the butter wouldn't melt in my mouth routine is hilarious.
 
showdownhero said:
Tell me more about how I'm a shitty person that would fit in well with all the shitty people in Melbourne Baz?

I know [MENTION=895]Shrek[/MENTION] edited your post but the butter wouldn't melt in my mouth routine is hilarious.
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I know I've talked crap and slipped some abuse in before, I try and avoid it but sometimes slip up.

I'm wanting to know where the abuse is in my post you quoted.
 
Bazza20 said:
I know I've talked crap and slipped some abuse in before, I try and avoid it but sometimes slip up.

I'm wanting to know where the abuse is in my post you quoted.
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I don't consider it my responsibility to teach you how to debate like a civilised human being.
 
showdownhero said:
I don't consider it my responsibility to teach you how to debate like a civilised human being.
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So what you are saying is you can't point out the abuse in the post you quoted.

Thought so.

Seem to remember you claiming i was a fat farmer or something like that at some point. Lol.
 
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